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New health plan still veiled - but get ready for big changes 2010-08-28
The government’s national health insurance plan topped the agenda at a healthcare conference this week, but just how it will affect you was not revealed.[Full Story...]
The government's national health insurance plan topped the agenda at a recent healthcare conference at Sun City. But exactly how it will affect you was not revealed, and there is still much debate on the issue. Read Laura du Preez's report "New health plan still veiled - but get ready for big changes". Illustration: Colin Daniel


Provisional taxpayers have until Tuesday 2010-08-28
Provisional taxpayers who haven't yet submitted a tax return and paid their dues have only until Tuesday to do so.[Full Story...]

Keep your eyes open when you appoint executors and trustees 2010-08-28
An area that generates a steady stream of reader complaints to Personal Finance is the administration of trusts - particularly testamentary trusts that are set up on the death of the benefactor - and the estates of people who have died. [Full Story...]

Financial planning for every stage of your life 2010-08-28
Your financial goals will change as you move through the stages of your life. It is therefore important that your financial plan is a flexible road map that reflects where you are and where you want to be. At the recent series of meetings of the acsis/Personal Finance Financial Planning Club, Pat Blamire, a Certified Financial Planner at Chartered Wealth Solutions and a finalist in this year's Per... [Full Story...]


 
Exactly what the government's proposed national health insurance system will entail and what it will cost you remain speculation at this stage. But some of the ideas that are likely to feature in the proposals were discussed at a recent medical scheme conference. Personal Finance looks at what the new health system could entail, as well as other important issues that affect your healthcare cover, such as rising costs and the guideline tariffs on which your benefits are based.

Also in our weekend print edition:
  • Your financial plan should be a flexible one that adapts to your life stage.
  • The administration of trusts that are set up in terms of wills causes a stream of complaints.
 

 BANKING ISSUES
Bank that charges more than most will 'stay flat' on fees 2010-08-21 
Drawing cash at the till is convenient and cheap 2010-08-21 
Secure ways of getting your pay without having a bank account 2010-08-21 
 COLUMNISTS
Keep your eyes open when you appoint executors and trustees 2010-08-28 
Financial industry must change how it rewards advisers so that you are put first 2010-08-21 
 ESTATE PLANNING
Keep your eyes open when you appoint executors and trustees 2010-08-28 
 FINANCIAL PLANNING
Keep your eyes open when you appoint executors and trustees 2010-08-28 
Financial planning for every stage of your life 2010-08-28 
Advisers go after you to recover lost commission 2010-08-21 
Financial industry must change how it rewards advisers so that you are put first 2010-08-21 
 HEALTHCARE FINANCE
Renaissance liquidators lodge claims for R88m 2010-08-30 
Schemes regulator to publish interim list of medical costs 2010-08-28 
New health plan still veiled - but get ready for big changes 2010-08-28 
 LIFE ASSURANCE
How to ... use dread disease assurance 2010-08-21 
Advisers go after you to recover lost commission 2010-08-21 
Financial industry must change how it rewards advisers so that you are put first 2010-08-21 
 SHORT-TERM INSURANCE
Don't be fooled into thinking that a car maintenance plan is an insurance policy 2010-08-21 
 TAX MATTERS
Provisional taxpayers have until Tuesday 2010-08-28 
 UNIT TRUSTS
Returns from equities over the long term should give you reason to cheer 2010-08-21 


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